Heh, I can understand your position. I still would love to read it at some point, flaws and all, but that's up to you.

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In all honesty, I do have the paper, but I'm not sure I want to give it to you. Here's why: My professor told me that my paper was one of the top 3 student essays he had ever received, but he edited THE CRAP out of it. I got the paper back, but I still haven't made the changes. They aren't simple changes and it would take me hours. I could give you the unedited copy, but now that I know all of the flaws, I don't want anyone to read it until I fix them. You see my difficulty.

In reply to this comment by gwiz665:
I wanna read that paper if you still have it lying around. I wrote a similar paper on Good and Evil as represented in Lord of the Rings (neerd), which I thought was very interesting. It could be interesting to see your perspective on the concept of evil.

In all honesty, I do have the paper, but I'm not sure I want to give it to you. Here's why: My professor told me that my paper was one of the top 3 student essays he had ever received, but he edited THE CRAP out of it. I got the paper back, but I still haven't made the changes. They aren't simple changes and it would take me hours. I could give you the unedited copy, but now that I know all of the flaws, I don't want anyone to read it until I fix them. You see my difficulty.

In reply to this comment by gwiz665:
I wanna read that paper if you still have it lying around. I wrote a similar paper on Good and Evil as represented in Lord of the Rings (neerd), which I thought was very interesting. It could be interesting to see your perspective on the concept of evil.

I wanna read that paper if you still have it lying around. I wrote a similar paper on Good and Evil as represented in Lord of the Rings (neerd), which I thought was very interesting. It could be interesting to see your perspective on the concept of evil.

In reply to this comment by thepinky:
I appreciate your comment, and I understand what you're saying. I once wrote a 16-page paper on the "Problem of Evil," so I understand it a little bit. It took me at least 16 pages to write a sufficient solution to the Problem of Evil, but I feel that I did it. To me the solution is extremely simple, but I can never seem to convince anyone of this. Frankly, I don't have the time or the energy to try and convince you, but I'll give some highlights.